Where Are You, My Beauty Poem by Vishal Sharma

Where Are You, My Beauty

Rating: 4.5


'No, I don’t think I will kiss you,
although you need kissing,
badly. That’s what’s wrong with
you. You should be kissed and
often, and by someone who
knows how.' – Gone with the
Wind

Today, I hanker for your skirt
Tomorrow, the whole wardrobe would be mine

Today, I am searching a single flower,
Tomorrow, the whole garden would be mine,

Your lovely smiles that cut my heart into pieces
tell them to come to me and whatever early

Rays, your eyes make, seeing my frequency,
The heart begins ultraviolet rays of love.

Expelling out the whole acid of thd anger,
let us dilute them with those sexy kisses

LOVE YOU, my passion, a duty for you my beauty!
you are sent here to be my part of the body, STILL SEARCHING...

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Heather Wilkins 11 November 2013

you really do not need to quote anyone. Your work is excellent and it can stand alone and be read and enjoyed. Gone with the wind embodies Scarlet O'Hara / Rhett Butler very old.

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Alexandria Angel 03 October 2013

Sweety, you have an amazing poem but in my opinion. You shouldn't have quoted someone else, because I got confuse of what I was reading.

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